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Meanings of first voyage in English
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Usage of first voyage in English
1
Yes, it was her first voyage-shehad never been from home before.
2
The first voyage of Jacques Cartier to Newfoundland and Canada, in 1534.
3
The first voyage of great importance was that of Oliver van Noordt.
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The first voyage was to Coronel and back with coal to Iquique.
5
The Fantasy's first voyage is a seven-day Caribbean cruise starting March 31.
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For that first voyage was doomed to a tragic and speedy end.
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It was on that first voyage that they'd stumbled on the Alpha.
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Another extract from Hooker's letters after the first voyage runs as follows:
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English war, on my first voyage after I was appointed a midshipman.
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On his first voyage, he was a deckhand, the youngest man onboard.
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Had he not yet recovered from the fatigues of his first voyage?
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English voyages to North America-SirHumphrey Gilbert-HenryHudson-Champlain's first voyage-Founding of Ste.
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This, then, is the story of my first voyage, and to-morrow, Inshallah!
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They were repaid from the gold brought in the first voyage.
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The first voyage was made in quick time, and the profits were satisfactory.
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He made his first voyage in 1607, representing the Muscovy Company of England.
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